Mindfulness Meditation, Alice In Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS)

CHAPTER XIII

Alice in wonderland is a neurological condition that affects perception; the symptoms are a distortion of sensory within the spatial circumference of a room—a sorta optical hallucination where expansion or contraction of objects within the circumference of a space, or the experience of yourself expanding and contracting. It’s difficult to determine whether the expansion and contraction is an internal or external experience—although it’s a perception of external stimuli. It’s equivalent to a parallel vehicle slowly moving forward your parked vehicle, while you as the driver automatically assumes your vehicle is in reverse; i coin the term, “discombobulation from an inertial frame of reference,” where forward and backward is relative to the position of perspective. A term ubiquitous in physics known as “relativistic viewpoint deriving from an inertial frame of reference,” where the motion of moving bodies or objects are determined from the perspective of the observer.. Both vehicles rely on an unchanged motion, although the experience incurs during fixation and motion.

During mindfulness meditation the distorted sorta perception occurs, but it’s not labeled a neurological condition because it’s a proactively induced experience. Hence, it’s a psychophysiological approach to effacing the intrinsic and extrinsic by quieting the mind; interestingly enough, there’s a discrepancy between internal desires and the sporadic motives of the mind during meditation, where scattered, disjointed and random firing of information oscillates incessantly..Mindfulness is centered around the present moment of awareness; calming the mind to a central focal point with a non-prejudice acceptance of the wandering mind— while refocusing on breathing as a resting point of thought. During mindfulness the experience can go in a myriad of directions; lucidity, hypnogogic and hypnopompic hallucination, non-judgmental focus or unencumbered wandering throughout the entire experience. See CHAPTER VI: Auditory And Visual Hypnagogic Hallucination, Lucidity And Bipolar Manics

During mindfulness meditation the “Alice in Wonderland Syndrome,” inadvertently occurs—you’re ascending, descending, expanding, contracting, spiraling, orbiting on an elliptical like course in a space where dimensions are immeasurable. Like lucidity, awareness terminates the process, but with (AIWS), fear of falling interrupts your breathing and crumbles the experience. Delta brainwaves (.0 to 3 Hz) frequency is attributed to complete relaxation and deep meditation; theta brainwaves (3 to 8 Hz) frequency are prevalent amongst advanced meditators, any shift induces alpha waves (8 to 12 Hz), which is attributed to peace, relaxation and augmented intuition, and beta brainwaves (12 to 38 Hz), which aids the waking state of consciousness..See CHAPTER X: The Alpha, Beta, Delta, Theta, Gamma Brain Waves In Extrasensory Perception; Bipolar I Manic Episodes

Mindfulness meditation and the Alice in wonderland syndrome are mutually exclusive experiences that overlap under the right conditions; in hindsight, I’ve induced the (AIWS) optical hallucination experience, inadvertently and intermittently during complete relaxation. This postulates a sensory distortion of perception incurred during meditation, (as well)—oblivious to the meditators because their eyes are closed; hence the spinning wheel sensation is experienced without the optical hallucination. (AIWS) is an experience that pervades during adolescence, where high fever increases the intensity—which begs an interesting question—what’s the brain state during high fever, and how high blood pressure and headaches affect brainwaves!

Meditation and the Alice In Wonderland syndrome is an intriguing phenomenon; there’s a misapprehension in the syndrome being a neurological condition mutually exclusive to the psychophysiological experience during mindfulness meditation, but clearly– brain-state is the prerequisite that fissures both experiences…Alice In Wonderland Syndrome is a metaphor extracted from a fantasy to encapsulate Alice’s pursuit of a white rabbit that cascades her into a spinning wheel sensation down the deep trenches of a rabbit hole. Bipolar I Manic Episodes and Hypomania are the poster boy of (AIWS); during grandiosity, impulsivity, disinhibition, and distractibility they catapult into a spinning sensation down a rabbit hole—(only they see the rabbit). Whether the rabbit exist or not is another subject…To understand the rudiments of manic episodes see CHAPTER I: Metaphysics, Phenomenology, Parapsychology and Mental Disorders

Synopsis: Self-Referential & Empirical Analysis

These empirical analysis are inconclusive, however verifiable through observation, experience and a degree of self-affliction..Inferences conclude that mental faculty are the prerequisite towards mental disorder attraction, and physiology, kinesiology and biomechanics invariably initiate the attraction. These hypotheses are based on independent, theoretical and practical analysis under organic and inorganic conditions. A taxonomy between different forms of mental disorders; primarily, bipolar, has been curated under normal impulsive, distractible, disinhibited and grandiose conditions to effectively and efficiently classify their mental faculty, cognition, psyche, personality, characteristics, conditioning, ideology and emotions.

A detailed examination of test subjects and their mental disorders correlation to areas of metaphysics, phenomenology, parapsychology and psychopathology.. The heightened sense of awareness, the germination of the conscious and subconscious, and the solipsistic and pantheistic implications during mania. Investigations were conducted in their fatal attraction, specifically the prerequisites and initiators that poise the pleasure of interest; also, the amplification of precognition, premonition, retrocognition, clairvoyance, synchronicity, serendipity and telepathy.

Bipolar implies the polarized state between euphoria and dysphoria, and i’ve used the misleading definition because they’re both extreme end of the emotional spectrum that exceeds beyond the normal individual. However, they’re representation of emotional dimensions or coexisting emotional alternation. Bipolar depression and unipolar depression are symptomatically different disorders, and it’s imperative to draw distinctions. Hence, antidepressants can destabilize and induce mania or coexisting dysphoria and elation.

Theoretical & Inferential Data Assessment

These papers are not subjugated to inferential and theoretical data, they’re conclusions reached based on self-referential and empirical analysis, and a systematic inquiry to into the organic nature of individuals under natural environmental settings.. Subjective evaluations were conducted on mood fluctuation, anxiety, and circumstances that intermittently, inadvertently and indirectly alter, modify and impacted their mood. Linear and nonlinear processes, spatial reasoning, brain rapidity and mental solidity were assessed under normal conditions; childhood trauma, stress, illness, depression, insomnia, and substance abuse were accounted for under careful observation..Rigid investigations were conducted into the biological predisposition and environmental factors that precursors the individuals predicament…Also engaging with the “observers effect” methods and principles, where passivity, compliance, and complete adherence to the test subject focal points.

Taxonomy Of Bipolar & Psychopathology

Chapter I: is a fissure analysis between metaphysics, phenomenology, parapsychology and psychopathology; the augmentation of senses during mania and germination between the conscious and subconscious.Chapter II: is an analysis of solipsism, pantheism and the paradox of intersubjectively phenomenology during manic elation; also objective realism.Chapter III: explores the prodromal stages of bipolar solipsism and schizophrenia; apophenia and pareidolia being precursors.Chapter IV: analyzes the mental equilibrium in simultaneous diseases and the way impulsivity, distractibility, disinhibition and grandiosity alters during comorbidity.Chapter V: is a detailed examination of the prerequisites and initiators in bipolar and mental disorders fatal attraction; primarily in the areas of physiology, kinesiology and biomechanics.Chapter VI: investigates the prevalence of hypnagogic and hypnopompic hallucinations and lucidity in bipolar and the general population.Chapter VII: is a systematic inquiry into Bipolar III Cyclothymia and the equilibrium between polar extremities; the subtle commonalities and polarity they share with Bipolar I mania, and Bipolar II hypomania.Chapter VIII: Analyzes the correlation and disparity between solipsism, parapsychology and psychopathology in bipolar mania, and how grandiosity coalesces the trichotomy.Chapter IX: studies existentialism, nihilism and it’s relationship to bipolar disorder, atypical minds and the suppressed human psyche of normal individuals.Chapter X: Analyses Alpha, Beta, Delta, Theta, Gamma Brain Waves In Extrasensory Perception, and it’s differences to sound waves, light waves and mania.Chapter XI: Observes The Schumann Resonance, Electromagnetic Fields, Brain-Waves and it’s correlation with Bipolar I Manic Episodes.Chapter XII: Takes a Taoistic, Existentialistic and Newtonian analysis of the authenticity of love in Bipolar I Manic Episodes.Chapter XIII: Explores the disparity and commonality between mindful meditation, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS), and Bipolar Manic’s and Hypomania.Chapter XIV: A Cross-Disciplinary and Multidisciplinary Pathophysiological and Neuropathological approach to Bipolar Manic’s.Chapter XV: Examines the Phonetical and Phonological features adolescents and the culturing nurturing and social conditioning of intonation, inflection, modulation and cadence in speech.Chapter XVI: Studies The ambiguity of Figurative Devices in manic’s interpretation of reality; primarily metaphor, analogy, personification and movies symbolic representations.Chapter XVII: Is a Philosophical analysis of Pantheism, Panentheism, Panpsychism, Dualism & Monism during Bipolar Manic Episodes.Chapter XVIII: Examines the correlation between high altitudes and depression, primarily its effect on Bipolar I Manic episodes and II Hypomania!Chapter XIX: Is an ontological analysis of reality, existence and being in terms of dualism, monism, idealism and materialism. Chapter XX: Studies the correlation between impulsivity, grandiosity, promiscuity and its relationship to the adult films industry.
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